Mole, skin tag, wart & verruca removal
This non-invasive procedure removes noticeable or uncomfortable moles and skin tags quickly and easily using a plasma pen.
Moles are brown or black spots on the skin formed by pigment-producing cells. Almost everyone has moles, with adults having between 10 and 40 moles on average.
Affecting around 50% of people at some point in their lives, skin tags are small, harmless growths hanging off the skin. They often appear in skin creases in the eyelids, neck, armpits, or other areas of the body.
Large or conspicuous moles and skin tags can be removed if they are affecting your self-confidence. It’s also a good idea to have skin tags removed if they catch on clothing or jewellery.
how are moles/skin tags removed?
At enhance Clinic, we use a plasma pen to remove moles and skin tags quickly and effectively. The plasma pen is held above the skin and does not touch it at all during the procedure. The pen generates plasma energy that penetrates the skin’s outer layer, causing the mole or skin tag to fall off. the scab will heal within 3-12 days
is the procedure safe?
This method of mole and skin tag removal is completely safe. Plasma energy has a long history of safe use, having been used in medical procedures since the early 1900s.
is the procedure painful?
The sensation of the plasma energy has been compared with an elastic band flicking the skin. You may feel some warmth on your skin, but it won’t feel too uncomfortable.
Is the result permanent?
The result is permanent, and, in most cases, no further treatment is needed. In rare cases, a second treatment may be required to remove a very large mole or skin tag completely.
How long does the healing process take?
The healing process takes between 3 and 10 days. During that time, there will be a scab on your skin’s surface. Keep the affected area clean and dry. Apply aloe vera gel to prevent irritation and speed up healing. The scab will become darker and fall off by itself in a few days.
Is this procedure right for me?
Mole or skin tag removal using a plasma pen is suitable for most men and women of all ages. However, the procedure is not recommended if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. It’s also not suitable if you have any of the following medical conditions:
diabetes
active herpes simplex
lupus
liver or kidney disease
heart conditions
HIV or AIDS
cancer
hyperpigmentation or risk of hyperpigmentation
hemophilia
hepatitis